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Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Brock's receivers collectively have the 8th lowest drop% in the NFL. Is that a testament to how accurate he is?
Ball comes in super softly because his arm is so weak.
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Brock's receivers collectively have the 8th lowest drop% in the NFL. Is that a testament to how accurate he is?
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Brock was amazing yesterday but Who this guy? Is he the dude that s**t on 49er content creators a couple months ago?
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Brock was amazing yesterday but Who this guy? Is he the dude that s**t on 49er content creators a couple months ago?
Tell me you're not from the bay, without telling me you're not from the bay.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Brock was amazing yesterday but Who this guy? Is he the dude that s**t on 49er content creators a couple months ago?
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Brock was amazing yesterday but Who this guy? Is he the dude that s**t on 49er content creators a couple months ago?
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Brock's receivers collectively have the 8th lowest drop% in the NFL. Is that a testament to how accurate he is?
I think this absolutely is a part of it, yes. Purdy throws a very catchable ball, and typically isnt turning WRs around or causing them to reach behind them to make a catch.
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Brock's receivers collectively have the 8th lowest drop% in the NFL. Is that a testament to how accurate he is?
I think this absolutely is a part of it, yes. Purdy throws a very catchable ball, and typically isnt turning WRs around or causing them to reach behind them to make a catch.
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Brock was amazing yesterday but Who this guy? Is he the dude that s**t on 49er content creators a couple months ago?
Tell me you're not from the bay, without telling me you're not from the bay.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by miked1978:
What QBs haven't laid some duds this year? Every elite QB gas thrown multiple int games but when Brock has a couple bad games he's put in this category that he can't succeed if he wasnt on the 49ers. I think that is total BS. It takes a good system for a good QB to become great. I'm not saying Brock is elite but he sure is playing elite in most of his games and barely has a full season under his belt.
I'd argue if you put any good QB on a crap team you'd get a bad outcome.
Just for comparison, here are Mahomes' three worst games this year versus Purdy's three worst.
PM -
77.5 in loss to Detroit
63.6 in a 23-20 win over the Zach Wilson Jets.
59.1 in a loss to Denver.
BP -
94.2 in loss to Cincy
81.5 in loss to Vikings
55.3 in a loss to the Browns.
Now, I'm not claiming Purdy is better than Mahomes. I'm just noting how silly it is to say he had three "bad" games and was exposed. Two of the three Purdy stinkers were better than Mahomes' best stinkers.
Draw your own conclusions...
PM was awesome vs DET, if anyone goes back and watches, just dotting ppl all over the field,
not his fault Toney has it clang off the hands over and over, including for a pick 6, hits his rating, but not his fault
so a lot of QB stats are a team reflection, and playcaller reflection, OL has to block, WRs have to separate and catch it, playcaller has to be in his bag, giving some nice layups. the important part is having a QB that can take advantage. Z Wilson has receivers cooking their matchup, and he doesn't see it or put it on em. Trey had the same issue. Anticipation and accuracy combined with vision, the keys for Brock. Along with his ability to extend
Originally posted by JC_916:
Where are those clowns Socal and ring....super quiet in game day chat. 🙄
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by miked1978:
What QBs haven't laid some duds this year? Every elite QB gas thrown multiple int games but when Brock has a couple bad games he's put in this category that he can't succeed if he wasnt on the 49ers. I think that is total BS. It takes a good system for a good QB to become great. I'm not saying Brock is elite but he sure is playing elite in most of his games and barely has a full season under his belt.
I'd argue if you put any good QB on a crap team you'd get a bad outcome.
Just for comparison, here are Mahomes' three worst games this year versus Purdy's three worst.
PM -
77.5 in loss to Detroit
63.6 in a 23-20 win over the Zach Wilson Jets.
59.1 in a loss to Denver.
BP -
94.2 in loss to Cincy
81.5 in loss to Vikings
55.3 in a loss to the Browns.
Now, I'm not claiming Purdy is better than Mahomes. I'm just noting how silly it is to say he had three "bad" games and was exposed. Two of the three Purdy stinkers were better than Mahomes' best stinkers.
Draw your own conclusions...
PM was awesome vs DET, if anyone goes back and watches, just dotting ppl all over the field,
not his fault Toney has it clang off the hands over and over, including for a pick 6, hits his rating, but not his fault
so a lot of QB stats are a team reflection, and playcaller reflection, OL has to block, WRs have to separate and catch it, playcaller has to be in his bag, giving some nice layups. the important part is having a QB that can take advantage. Z Wilson has receivers cooking their matchup, and he doesn't see it or put it on em. Trey had the same issue. Anticipation and accuracy combined with vision, the keys for Brock. Along with his ability to extend
It's called "throwing them open." All the really good ones can do that. Brock, by that definition, is a really good one.
Originally posted by tankle104:
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Brock's receivers collectively have the 8th lowest drop% in the NFL. Is that a testament to how accurate he is?
I think this absolutely is a part of it, yes. Purdy throws a very catchable ball, and typically isnt turning WRs around or causing them to reach behind them to make a catch.
I agree with SWH, Purdy helps keep the drop rate low because he throws a very catchable and accurate ball with nice touch. That contributes. The skill guys have made some awesome/tough catches and bailed him out a few times, as well. That's how it should work though, IMO, both parties doing what they can to get the job done and make each other's lives easier. That's part of the Beauty and complexity of the sport that I enjoy.
